I am asking regarding the silver SnG article Pre-flop Play in the Early Stage ( http://www.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/sng/1473 )
1.
This article contradicts the Starting Hands Chart, which says always fold AQ after a raise. This article says you can call a preflop raise in certain situations.
2. The Starting Hands Chart says to push AK preflop after getting reraised (early phase). Now this article sharply contradicts that in saying that you should fold a strong hand like QQ with even a slightly higher than 50% chance to win based on ICM. Now how could I push AK preflop when I am an underdog against any pocket pair? This should be a downright mistake...